The Balance™ models encourage “active seating” by a unique multi-directional tilting mechanism that is adjustable to your preferred level of movement. Active seating stimulates the muscles in the lower back improving muscle tone and strength and helps reduce back pain. The Balance™ mechanis...
The Balance™ models encourage “active seating” by a unique multi-directional tilting mechanism that is adjustable to your preferred level of movement. Active seating stimulates the muscles in the lower back improving muscle tone and strength and helps reduce back pain. The Balance™ mechanis...
The Tilt™ models feature a front-to-back seat angle adjustment setting. The infinite tilt adjustment enables you to select the most comfortable seat angle for you. Tilt™ models are only available from Score, the Dutch manufacturer of the world’s most comfortable ergonomic saddle seats....
The Tilt™ models feature a front-to-back seat angle adjustment setting. The infinite tilt adjustment enables you to select the most comfortable seat angle for you. Tilt™ models are only available from Score, the Dutch manufacturer of the world’s most comfortable ergonomic saddle seats....
The Balance™ models encourage “active seating” by a unique multi-directional tilting mechanism that is adjustable to your preferred level of movement. Active seating stimulates the muscles in the lower back improving muscle tone and strength and helps reduce back pain. The Balance™ mechanis...
The Balance™ models encourage “active seating” by a unique multi-directional tilting mechanism that is adjustable to your preferred level of movement. Active seating stimulates the muscles in the lower back improving muscle tone and strength and helps reduce back pain. The Balance™ mechanis...
The Tilt™ models feature a front-to-back seat angle adjustment setting. The infinite tilt adjustment enables you to select the most comfortable seat angle for you. Tilt™ models are only available from Score, the Dutch manufacturer of the world’s most comfortable ergonomic saddle seats....
